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Quoted: You guys are operating heavily on feelings. He's never said anything about cutting BATFE funding. He's got my vote and he's the most pro-gun candidate, but some of you guys really live in a fantasy world thinking MG amnesty, dirt cheap imports, and so on. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: If we can get Trump in there, I have a feeling that the ATF is going to suffer massive founding cuts. Many here will vote Clinton/Other. [url]http://www.ar15.com/images/smilies/icon_smile_dissapprove.gif You guys are operating heavily on feelings. He's never said anything about cutting BATFE funding. He's got my vote and he's the most pro-gun candidate, but some of you guys really live in a fantasy world thinking MG amnesty, dirt cheap imports, and so on. take your nevertrump stuff and start another thread if you want to argue about it, otherwise you are just doing it deliberately to derail this one |
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If we can get Trump in there, I have a feeling that the ATF is going to suffer massive founding cuts. Many here will vote Clinton/Other. [url]http://www.ar15.com/images/smilies/icon_smile_dissapprove.gif You guys are operating heavily on feelings. He's never said anything about cutting BATFE funding. He's got my vote and he's the most pro-gun candidate, but some of you guys really live in a fantasy world thinking MG amnesty, dirt cheap imports, and so on. take your nevertrump stuff and start another thread if you want to argue about it, otherwise you are just doing it deliberately to derail this one You get triggered so easily, centimeter |
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Unfortunately, the Russians measure from the lands and in the U.S. from the grooves, so it's actually > .22 cal. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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Isn't 5.45 technically smaller than .22 caliber, more like .21 caliber? The second para in that legal description says larger than .22 caliber. Unfortunately, the Russians measure from the lands and in the U.S. from the grooves, so it's actually > .22 cal. the bullet diameter is literally .220" 5.56 is .224" |
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Quoted: You get triggered so easily, centimeter View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: take your nevertrump stuff and start another thread if you want to argue about it, otherwise you are just doing it deliberately to derail this one You get triggered so easily, centimeter I see you don't mind trying to derail it, so why don't you start another thread about it and take your arguing out off this one, and keep this one clean |
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they're basing it on (a misreading of, imo) the 1st section: A projectile or projectile core which may be used in a handgun and which is constructed entirely (excluding the presence of traces of other substances) from one or a combination of tungsten alloys, steel, iron, brass, bronze, beryllium copper, or depleted uranium; or View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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Isn't 5.45 technically smaller than .22 caliber, more like .21 caliber? The second para in that legal description says larger than .22 caliber. Yes. But if the ATF can ignore the "designed and intended for handguns," they can ignore the "under .22 caliber" exception, too. They're fucking assholes. they're basing it on (a misreading of, imo) the 1st section: A projectile or projectile core which may be used in a handgun and which is constructed entirely (excluding the presence of traces of other substances) from one or a combination of tungsten alloys, steel, iron, brass, bronze, beryllium copper, or depleted uranium; or That's a crap excuse, because 7N6 has lead in it, too. And regardless, depending on the individual bullet, it's between .219, and .221 in diameter. Close enough that the people who wrote the damn law would exempt it. |
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I see you don't mind trying to derail it, so why don't you start another thread about it and take your arguing out off this one, and keep this one clean View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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take your nevertrump stuff and start another thread if you want to argue about it, otherwise you are just doing it deliberately to derail this one You get triggered so easily, centimeter I see you don't mind trying to derail it, so why don't you start another thread about it and take your arguing out off this one, and keep this one clean You think this thread is clean? Lol. You should read it. |
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Quoted: IIRC it was a request to import a 5.45 pistol that still has not been imported. Someone with a better memory care to chime in? View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: ATF is a joke. Where is this 5.45 handgun anyway? My understanding was it was Polish and never imported. AK74 pistol? Yeah, don't even go there...because some manufacturer had to do it just because they could.... And that's what triggered the ban, IIRC. IIRC it was a request to import a 5.45 pistol that still has not been imported. Someone with a better memory care to chime in? there was a company in the u.s. that was going to be offering a pistol in 5.45x39. they were going to be making it, even though a lot of people were telling them not to, because it would cause the reclasification, and I think they withdrew it, but it may have already been too late? edit - references http://www.thetruthaboutguns.com/2014/04/robert-farago/atf-bans-importation-of-russian-made-5-45x39-armor-piercing-ammo/ 5.45x39 ammo WTF just happened ?!? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v2ntsgd55k0 in the end, I think obama wanted ammo banned, and the atf just made something up to ban it. |
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You guys are operating heavily on feelings. He's never said anything about cutting BATFE funding. He's got my vote and he's the most pro-gun candidate, but some of you guys really live in a fantasy world thinking MG amnesty, dirt cheap imports, and so on. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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If we can get Trump in there, I have a feeling that the ATF is going to suffer massive founding cuts. Many here will vote Clinton/Other. [url]http://www.ar15.com/images/smilies/icon_smile_dissapprove.gif You guys are operating heavily on feelings. He's never said anything about cutting BATFE funding. He's got my vote and he's the most pro-gun candidate, but some of you guys really live in a fantasy world thinking MG amnesty, dirt cheap imports, and so on. This. He isn't going to do any of that shit. At best he will be not worse than Clinton. Probably. I'll be voting Trump. |
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You are a good American. Unlike whoever at the ATF pulled this crap.
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Technically, it's .2145669291338583 caliber, but hornady couldn't fit that on the box. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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Isn't 5.45 technically smaller than .22 caliber, more like .21 caliber? The second para in that legal description says larger than .22 caliber. Technically, it's .2145669291338583 caliber, but hornady couldn't fit that on the box. Exactly, plug in 5.45 on the right and you'll see the conversion and that it's not .22 caliber. Fuckers. http://www.translatorscafe.com/cafe/EN/units-converter/typography/9-4/inch-millimeter/ |
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Also in order for it to be imported, they had to ask permission from guess who? Also I don't think they were ever imported were they? View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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ATF is a joke. Where is this 5.45 handgun anyway? My understanding was it was Polish and never imported. Also in order for it to be imported, they had to ask permission from guess who? Also I don't think they were ever imported were they? Domestically made AK-74 pistols, from a now banned member who used to troll the police in his local. Many people asked him not to make them top preven 7N6 from being banned (This thread in the Archives is about that Douche) Another AK-74 pistol manufacturer: Thread on it in the Archives (Members Only) Archived thread about a 5.45 AR-15 Pistol |
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Domestically made AK-74 pistols, from a now banned member who used to troll the police in his local. Many people asked him not to make them top preven 7N6 from being banned (This thread in the Archives is about that Douche) Another AK-74 pistol manufacturer: Thread on it in the Archives (Members Only) Archived thread about a 5.45 AR-15 Pistol View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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ATF is a joke. Where is this 5.45 handgun anyway? My understanding was it was Polish and never imported. Also in order for it to be imported, they had to ask permission from guess who? Also I don't think they were ever imported were they? Domestically made AK-74 pistols, from a now banned member who used to troll the police in his local. Many people asked him not to make them top preven 7N6 from being banned (This thread in the Archives is about that Douche) Another AK-74 pistol manufacturer: Thread on it in the Archives (Members Only) Archived thread about a 5.45 AR-15 Pistol Mr. Orange tip |
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View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes [U.S. District Judge] Coughenour noted that P.W. Arms never disputed the bullets can pierce body armor Kind of like any rifle cartridge in the world when you shoot it at soft armor. Maybe that wasn't part of the argument because the federal definition of "armor-piercing ammunition" has nothing whatsoever to do with its actual performance against armor. |
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Kind of like any rifle cartridge in the world when you shoot it at soft armor. Maybe that wasn't part of the argument because the federal definition of "armor-piercing ammunition" has nothing whatsoever to do with its actual performance against armor. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
[U.S. District Judge] Coughenour noted that P.W. Arms never disputed the bullets can pierce body armor Kind of like any rifle cartridge in the world when you shoot it at soft armor. Maybe that wasn't part of the argument because the federal definition of "armor-piercing ammunition" has nothing whatsoever to do with its actual performance against armor. Thank you. Exactly. Is the timing on this appeal coincidental? |
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Exactly, plug in 5.45 on the right and you'll see the conversion and that it's not .22 caliber. Fuckers. http://www.translatorscafe.com/cafe/EN/units-converter/typography/9-4/inch-millimeter/ View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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Isn't 5.45 technically smaller than .22 caliber, more like .21 caliber? The second para in that legal description says larger than .22 caliber. Technically, it's .2145669291338583 caliber, but hornady couldn't fit that on the box. Exactly, plug in 5.45 on the right and you'll see the conversion and that it's not .22 caliber. Fuckers. http://www.translatorscafe.com/cafe/EN/units-converter/typography/9-4/inch-millimeter/ ....the bullet is 5.60mm, which is .2205in. So, technically, by the slimmest of margins, it's greater than .22cal (and definitely equal by any reasonable standard). |
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ATF is a criminal enterprise. All ATF agents are criminals and traitors.
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I like how they conveniently ignore the definition of prohibited ammunition where is it states it is 'designed and intended to be used in a handgun". 5.45 was never designed nor intended to be a handgun round. View Quote This. This shit pisses me off. It's about the design of the cartridge, not the design of some firearm produced decades later. The 5.45x39 round was "designed and intended to be used" in a rifle. Period. |
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....the bullet is 5.60mm, which is .2205in. So, technically, by the slimmest of margins, it's greater than .22cal (and definitely equal by any reasonable standard). View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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Isn't 5.45 technically smaller than .22 caliber, more like .21 caliber? The second para in that legal description says larger than .22 caliber. Technically, it's .2145669291338583 caliber, but hornady couldn't fit that on the box. Exactly, plug in 5.45 on the right and you'll see the conversion and that it's not .22 caliber. Fuckers. http://www.translatorscafe.com/cafe/EN/units-converter/typography/9-4/inch-millimeter/ ....the bullet is 5.60mm, which is .2205in. So, technically, by the slimmest of margins, it's greater than .22cal (and definitely equal by any reasonable standard). It doesn't matter what the bullet diameter is, because ATF is using the first definition of armor-piercing, not the second. A projectile or projectile core which may be used in a handgun and which is constructed entirely (excluding the presence of traces of other substances) from one or a combination of tungsten alloys, steel, iron, brass, bronze, beryllium copper, or depleted uranium; or A full jacketed projectile larger than .22 caliber designed and intended for use in a handgun and whose jacket has a weight of more than 25 percent of the total weight of the projectile. Bullet diameter is only important in the second definition, covering projectiles whose jacket weight is more than 25% of the total projectile weight. A .17 caliber bullet could still be armor-piercing if it meets the first definition. Likewise, the term "designed and intended" for use in a handgun only applies in this second definition. The word ATF is hanging their hat on here is "may" in "which may be used in a handgun. This is bad law, because anything "may" be used in any kind of firearm, if only somebody builds one. Here's a T/C pistol chambered in 30-06, yet I don't hear anybody up in arms over M2 AP being a cartridge which "may" be used in a handgun. However, I do think they are stretching the definition a bit by treating each material of a projectile core as its own separate core. Well, of course each section of the core will be constructed entirely of one material, if that's how you define it! But if you take the stance that a projectile like 7N6 or M855 has only one core, unless specifically divided by the construction of the bullet (like a Nosler Partition, for example), then you can no longer say that the core is constructed entirely of one of the listed materials. IMO, this is the more correct interpretation, because it gives meaning to the word entirely, while in the former interpretation, "entirely" is redundant when applied to each material in a projectile core as its own core. But then you can't ban them, so what fun is that? |
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What's to say that the ATF agent didn't go to high school with someone under cover with CBP, and that was the only avenue the UC had?
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Possible stupid question, but what does 'CBP' stand for? And what does this ultimately mean? Customs and Border Patrol. Customs and Border Protection not Patrol. Border Patrol falls under this agency though |
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to all the retards here that write the ATF about stupid letters this is the proper way to write a letter to the ATF. I wonder if this atf agent was hoarding some of this 7n6 to neckbeard.
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Domestically made AK-74 pistols, from a now banned member who used to troll the police in his local. Many people asked him not to make them top preven 7N6 from being banned (This thread in the Archives is about that Douche) Another AK-74 pistol manufacturer: Thread on it in the Archives (Members Only) Archived thread about a 5.45 AR-15 Pistol View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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ATF is a joke. Where is this 5.45 handgun anyway? My understanding was it was Polish and never imported. Also in order for it to be imported, they had to ask permission from guess who? Also I don't think they were ever imported were they? Domestically made AK-74 pistols, from a now banned member who used to troll the police in his local. Many people asked him not to make them top preven 7N6 from being banned (This thread in the Archives is about that Douche) Another AK-74 pistol manufacturer: Thread on it in the Archives (Members Only) Archived thread about a 5.45 AR-15 Pistol I thought it was a Polish Beryl type pistol like this but in 5.45? |
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I thought it was a Polish Beryl type pistol like this but in 5.45? http://i13.photobucket.com/albums/a291/elliot308/SHOT%20Vegass/fp/MiniArchersemipistolM4mag.jpg View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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ATF is a joke. Where is this 5.45 handgun anyway? My understanding was it was Polish and never imported. Also in order for it to be imported, they had to ask permission from guess who? Also I don't think they were ever imported were they? Domestically made AK-74 pistols, from a now banned member who used to troll the police in his local. Many people asked him not to make them top preven 7N6 from being banned (This thread in the Archives is about that Douche) Another AK-74 pistol manufacturer: Thread on it in the Archives (Members Only) Archived thread about a 5.45 AR-15 Pistol I thought it was a Polish Beryl type pistol like this but in 5.45? http://i13.photobucket.com/albums/a291/elliot308/SHOT%20Vegass/fp/MiniArchersemipistolM4mag.jpg Yes |
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Where did the 2.9 million rounds of ammunition go that customs was holding? View Quote Importer was prolly told to remove it from the country, export it back home or anywhere that would accept it ......Africa? China? Venezuela? Costs thousands to import, and now thousands more to export it, not to mention other fees associated with it sitting in a warehouse. ATF is full O' sheeeit on this. CBPs job is not to determine bullet classification(ATFs job), only importability. CBP would request ATF to identify the bullet and its legalities. |
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